“We’re not trying to convert Valorant PC players into Valorant Mobile players or vice versa. “The same way that we’re not going to deliver a subpar mobile experience for mobile players, we’re not going to compromise the PC experience either,” she said. One thing Donlon stressed, however, was that the mobile version of Valorant won’t affect the PC version. Unfortunately, she didn’t go into detail about what those differences are just yet. But we have to recognize that the mobile player need is different.”
“For us, whatever you get out of playing on PC, you should get out of playing Valorant on mobile. “We didn’t start out with ‘We’re making Valorant on mobile,’ we started out with ‘Can we make Valorant on mobile?’ with a lot of skepticism,” Donlon said. The idea is for the game to not just be a port of Valorant’s PC version to phones but a unique-to-mobile experience.
The most important thing for the team, according to Donlon, was ensuring that they weren’t delivering a comprised version of Valorant for mobile players. If any of the items on the checklist couldn’t be done, then Riot wouldn’t continue the project. While the announcement doesn’t include many details about the game, Polygon had the chance to sit down with Valorant executive producer Anna Donlon to talk a little more about the project.Īccording to Donlon, the move to mobile started with a checklist of questions about what was core to Valorant and whether or not it could be accomplished on phones. As a special surprise for Valorant’s one-year anniversary, Riot announced Wednesday that a new version of its tactical first-person shooter is coming to mobile platforms.
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